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With the journalism industry in Canada facing a host of challenges, former CBC chief correspondent Peter Mansbridge says it needs to work to regain the trust of the audience.
For more than three decades, Peter Mansbridge was the face of the CBC as its chief correspondent and anchor of The National, the network’s nightly news…
Published Monday, June 28, 2021 3:44PM EDT TORONTO - Veteran journalist Peter Mansbridge is set to publish a book about his life and career. Simon & Schuster Canada says the retired CBC News anchor and chief correspondent will release "Off the Record" on Oct. 5. The publishing house says the book is an "entertaining and revealing look" into Mansbridge's journey from working in radio to taking the helm of CBC's "The National." Mansbridge shares stories about covering major newsmakers and events, from the fall of the Berlin Wall to 9/11 to an interview with the late Gord Down...
The last time the Habs and Leafs celebrated Stanley Cup victories As the NHL teams from Montreal and Toronto square off in the playoffs for the first time since 1979, we look back at the victory parades in each city in 1993 and 1967. Social Sharing CBC Archives · Posted: May 20, 2021 8:30 AM ET | Last Updated: May 20 The Montreal Canadiens pose for a photograph with the Stanley Cup following their 4-1 victory over the Los Angeles Kings in Montreal in this June 9, 1993 photo. Patrick Roy front left lying down.(Frank Gunn/Canadian Press) The teams paired in one of Thursday night's NHL playof...
Either way, it’s not good. So imagine my horror Wednesday night when I found out on King 5 News that the number one worst job is none other than that of a newspaper reporter. Yes, there it was, in a slick colourful graphic, nicely presented, the results of CareerCast.com’s list of good and bad jobs. Topping the list of worst jobs. Mine. I sat in stunned silence. How can that be? A glitch in the math, late April Fool’s joke on the newscaster? An error made by their chartered accounting firm – no, they never make mistakes. They were smart enough to take math.